From a tender age, his artistic aspirations began to take shape, and as he progressed through university, his exceptional talents were nurtured and refined. He emerged as the leader of the acting team, holding the esteemed position for a remarkable four consecutive years. During this period, he received the highest accolade in the university, the Best Actor Award, and repeated this feat for four years in a row. Additionally, he claimed the Best Director Award for two consecutive years, a testament to his remarkable versatility and skill.
As his artistic reputation grew, he went on to establish an independent troupe, aptly named "Charisma." His debut production, "El Fahmy Fahim," was a resounding success, earning him the distinction of Best Director and Best Performance at the First Creative Youth Festival held at the French Cultural Center. This impressive achievement was soon followed by a triumphant performance at the prestigious Avignon Festival in France.
His professional journey continued to unfold with a series of theatrical productions at the Hangar Theater, including a workshop at the Center for Creativity. He also participated in a variety of performances, including the play "Masters," which was chosen by renowned actor Ahmed Helmy for his first acting role. Furthermore, he co-founded the successful Nubian trio, "Black tema," solidifying his position as a respected figure in the Egyptian entertainment industry.
